how can i use my evo 4g on my boost mobile account
you cant. There are only a select number of CDMA phones available for boost mobile and the EVO isn't one of them. The only phones available to be interchanged between boost and sprint are the Nextel/IDEN phones.
In our area , there is available EVO3D cdma for cheap rate, it has a T-mobile logo on it, but the buyer says tht he has unlocked it for reliance cdma network
question is if i root it and put a custom rom on it, will it still be unlocked at reliance or it will be locked ??
if it has t-mo branding on it, it's probably gonna be the sensation, which is not the evo 3d. Secondly, t-mo is gsm only. If I were you, I'd verify if it really is the 3d, not the sensation, but I'm sure it will be the latter (if it isn't some scam to begin with)
nexus2515 said:
In our area , there is available EVO3D cdma for cheap rate, it has a T-mobile logo on it, but the buyer says tht he has unlocked it for reliance cdma network
question is if i root it and put a custom rom on it, will it still be unlocked at reliance or it will be locked ??
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I'm fairly certain my CDMA EVO 3D will NOT ever operate on a GSM network w/o changing the radio hardware inside.
Unless the GSM version comes with both radios inside, it will be impossible for it to operate on a CDMA network. "Unlocked" is generally a GSM term as GSM devices can be unlocked and then operate on any carrier.
Where as CDMA devices have to be programmed for a specific carrier. The programming process for a CDMA device can be a bit complex for people w/o computer experience.
Hope that helps clarify! I'm sure somebody else with more knowledge on the EUR versions of the GSM EVO 3Ds can chime in from their experience.
EDIT: posted while i was replying...
spalding1028 said:
if it has t-mo branding on it, it's probably gonna be the sensation, which is not the evo 3d.
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Also very great point! Don't think there is any GSM EVO 3D version being officially sold in the US under the TMO or ATT brand (the two largest GSM companies in the US). Perhaps a foreign GSM version of the EVO 3D, once "unlocked", could operate on a US GSM carrier such as TMO or ATT, but fairly confident TMO and ATT havent ever sold a GSM EVO 3D.
As a double check, if you wanted, a quick glance at the line up of phones available on their web site should help clarify. Or if you really wanted, call their customer service departments and ask about a EVO 3D or any type of 3D device to see what they have to offer.
will there ever be a gsm version, possibly with the tegra 3 processor? i know that the tegra 3 doesn`t support lte but i think htc really made a mistake by not releasing this elsewhere. its so much better than the one x.
http://www.unwiredview.com/2012/05/29/htc-one-x-with-global-roaming-to-be-released-by-china-telecom-in-june-images-and-specs-leak/
Close. No kickstand though. Mix between OneX and Evo LTE tbh.
I doubt the actual Evo 4G LTE will have a GSM version since the original one didn't and this is a flagship Sprint phone. The argument for the 3D having a GSM counterpart could be HTCs desire and hype with the 3D feature.
My GSM EVO 3D has broken display, so will Sprint's display work on a GSM version?
Is htc rezound a gsm phone and can it be used with any gsm sim in other countries.
yes. supported